Bright Accommodation
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Shannon and Simeon at the Sundowner Bright invite guests to sample our regions friendly hospitality. Unwind in one of 24 units and enjoy the surrounding tranquility. Enjoy a continental breakfast or choose a beautiful cooked breakfast from our room service menu. |
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- Max Guests per Room: 4
- Type: Hotel / Apartment
- Price From: $120
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Roses on the River is situated on the Ovens River, a three minute walk to Bright township along the scenic
Canyon Walk.
Set in an established rose garden with absolute river frontage, the spacious two bedroom house is fully self contained. |
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- Max Guests per Cottage: 5
- Type: Self-Contained
- Price From: $145
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Experience the world of High Country hospitality. Set on four acres of landscaped, tranquil gardens in the heart of Australia's alpine high country. The Best Western High Country Motor Inn provides idyllic surroundings with first class facilities to relax in, ... |
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- Max Guests per Room: 5
- Type: Hotel / Apartment
- Price From: $115
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allBright Views offers modern luxury four star accommodation in a peaceful garden setting with spectacular views over the Bright township and up the valley to Mt Hotham. |
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- Max Guests per Apartment: 8
- Type: Apartment
- Price Range: $130 - $170
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Tucked away & set in quiet landscaped gardens, still with central location, 300m to the town centre. All year round tourist destination set in the Australian Alps, only a 3 hour drive from Melbourne. |
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- Max Guests Per Room: 4
- Type: Motel
- Price Range: $90 - $150
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Fully self contained, air conditioned, under cover parking. Large recreation area, great views, close to town centre, quiet location. |
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- Max Guests per Room: 5
- Type: Self-Contained
- Price Range: $84 - $114
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6 Fully self contained, spacious, air conditioned, 2 bedroom holiday units in a lovely quiet garden setting surrounded by mountains. |
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- Max Guests per Room: 5
- Type: Holiday Unit/House
- Price From: $120
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Nestled in the hills overlooking the Ovens Valley, OASTLERS of Bright offers all the comforts you would expect in a country Bed & Breakfast. Experience the country air and magnificent views. |
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- Max Guests Per Room: 2
- Type: Bed and Breakfast
- Price Range: $90 - $140
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The Bright Motor Inn currently has 18 rooms. The accomodation is 3 1/2* motel style rooms. Bright Motor Inn has the No.1 address on Bright famous Delany Avenue. |
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- Max Guests Per Room: 4
- Type: Motel
- Price Range: $75 - $290
Information about Bright
Bright is a small town in Victoria, approximately 300 kilometers northeast of Melbourne. This interior destination is well known for its scenic beauty, especially in the fall months as the leaves turn to brilliant gold, orange, and brown. That’s not all: when autumn makes its way to winter, the ski season begins. This is one of the only places in Australia where snow falls heavily enough for skiing, and people flock to the powder in droves. Indeed, the Victorian Alps are widely regarded as the premier skiing destination on the entire Continent.
Bright is the epitome of a small ski town, similar to Aspen in the United States and Queenstown in New Zealand. Less than 3,000 people make their home in Bright, according to the 2006 census. The town was founded in 1860, and played a key role in the Gold Rush of the late 19th century.
Today, residents make their living providing services to the thousands of visitors that come each year. Many of these tourists come as couples looking for a romantic getaway, so it isn’t surprising that a number of bed and breakfasts have popped up over the years. Indeed, a wide range of accommodation exists, including camping, motels, hotels, and resorts. The last of these are found in particularly high numbers up in the mountains.
Skiing isn’t all that Bright has to offer. In the spring and summer months, adventure sports take over the menu. Mountain biking is one of the most popular, along with road bicycling, with races held throughout the year. Look up, and you’re bound to see a sky filled with hang gliders soaring through the air. The most popular site for launch is Mystic Point, and many picnickers set up shop in the surrounding area to marvel at these daredevils. Of course, bush walking is also a popular activity, and a number of trails snake their way through the mountains offering great views, as well as opportunities to see wild life.
The buildings in the centre of Bright are also worth taking the time to explore. Many of the older structures are great examples of mid 19th century architecture, including an old timber house constructed of wood brought all the way from England by ship. Other notable buildings include the Bright & District Historical Museum and the Park Street Court House.
Six miles south is Wandiligong, a tiny hamlet that offers a view into the past. The Historical Society of this town has gone to great lengths to maintain the older buildings. Like Bright itself, this is a great place to relax in the mountains.